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Cosmetic Claims Online Course : How to Prove Them Scientifically – 2 December by Karl Lintner – SpecialChem

Efficiently back-up your cosmetic claims by learning how to best combine literature, in-vitro and clinical tests. Review the differences between various countries in terms of cosmetic regulations (CPR, FDA, FTC Act…) and clarify what claims are acceptable with examples of success, challenges and failure.

Scientifically prove your cosmetics or ingredients claims while keeping costs under control by combining efficiently reliable protocols (literature, in-vitro / in-vivo tests…)

On top of clarifying the differences betw. various countries in terms of cosmetic regulations (CPR, FDA, FTC Act…), this course will guide you through the several ways to support your claims.

Why should you attend?

Despite no harmonized regulation, consumers and governments are payingmuch more attention to cosmetic claims and have become much more demanding with regards to “proof ” for these claims. For instance in Brussels, a commission has been created to start working around cosmetic claims standardization.

Develop claims that hold up under scrutiny, in a non-harmonized regulation environment
Liaise more easily with independent labs by defining solid protocols(bibliography, in-vitro, in-vivo)
Strengthen your substantiation dossiers by reviewing practical examples of success, challenges and failures